Sentence examples for order somewhere from inspiring English sources

In the earlier Arca problem, it is possible that some trades that had been sent to the market were not executed, and that as a result someone missed a brief market opportunity to send the order somewhere else.

This means, of course, that heartbreak is in order somewhere along the way, especially when a provincial American makes his way into the mix. 5 to 7's last act goes all-in on schmaltz with a big orchestral score and lots of long-held glances.

Within a couple of years, the business leaders of Toulouse or Stuttgart will begin to question why they are sending to North Wales to assemble wings for their planes (which may by then have lost ground to a resurgent Boeing) and will place the next order somewhere more convenient and more competitive - on the Continent.

For instance, if you want to exchange 10 MLN for 162 ZRX, you need to publicize your order somewhere so that other users can find it.

You could, of course, place a limit order somewhere in the middle of the spread and hope that your trade is met by a speculator on the other side.

"We're operating somewhere between chaos and order, somewhere on the edge of chaos," he says.

The news came straight out of Taiwan's own Taiwan Economic News, which reported that an Inventec employee claims that HP ordered somewhere between 400,000 and 450,000 tablets per month from Inventec.

These were crimes of a different order, committed somewhere beyond the commonly understood violence of their time and place.

WASHINGTON ― Two weeks after President Donald Trump said he wanted an investigation into millions of "illegal" votes, the promised executive order remains somewhere in the ether.

My interest is turning this grid into a free form like water, disrupting the calm familiar by throwing a stone into the water... Out of chaos comes order, and somewhere in between the two, I have found striking beauty.

"I felt like everything I was passionate about was something that was mail-order from somewhere else".